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Artist Discovery of the Year: Louis Bourgeois

As kind of a follow-up from the feminism articles, an announcement of a new project, and to share someone really awesome, in this post I will become a fanboy(girl) of Louise Bourgeois. I’m currently working with Stephanie Cotella Tanner of … Continue reading

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Art, Women, Feminism: Part 2

So in part 1 we established a quick and dirty history. It was a very quick history as this series is an unfinished musing of my own thoughts. I’ll continue to research and amend it and you could too, if … Continue reading

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Art, Women, Feminism: Part 1

I may be as the Boy describes me, a Radio 4 Woman’s Hour enthusiast, but a few weeks ago, and more recently they highlighted the crafty work of four women. I only wrote down two names, unfortunately. Penny Anderson embroiders … Continue reading

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Turner/Rothko

So, this past week Alex and I went to an exhibition at the Tate Britain which showcased the intertwined nature of the work of Turner and that of Rothko. I first heard about the exhibition from a friend, and I … Continue reading

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